We get comfortable with something, get used to it and then someone moves our stuff, and we get annoyed.

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The heated seat is something you get used to fast.

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"We want to create the feeling you used to get in record stores when somebody would hand you something and say, 'You have to hear this, ' " says Amy Schriefer, who supervises "First Listen" and the live events.

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This led them to a related finding: The words that manage to be born now become more popular than new words used to get, possibly because they describe something genuinely new (think "iPod, " "Internet, " "Twitter").

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And this is really a special occasion and something you never really get used to.

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The guy looked at me like I was crazy, which was something I was to get used to over the next few years.

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It's definitely something we have to get used to.

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Expect your adrenaline levels to rocket and, in the warm, thin air, you will realise that cowering in front of an oncoming silverback is not something you could ever get used to.

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Working for a big studio means a much bigger budget and a few luxuries, something Jason admits he could get used to.

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That's something I've got to now get used to.

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And that is something Mr Abe's government will have to get used to.

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